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Taking pictures in a tight, bumpy military vehicle is still a challenge for renown photojournalist Ben Bohane, who attempts to shoot a Guam Army National Guardsmen late October during a mission in Kabul, Afghanistan. For close to 30 years, Bohane has covered conflicts throughout the Pacific Islands including wars in Burma, West Papua and Solomon Islands, where he has trekked alongside rebels deep in humid island jungles. He journeyed to this Middle East location to photo-document islanders supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. Growing up in Australia and now living in Vanuatu, Bohane's passion is "for the islanders of entire Pacific" and has demonstrated that in his Black Islands: Spirit and War in Melanesia book released last September. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Eddie Siguenza/Released)